Enter a stake, a mode and an example return
Calculate the complete debit before choosing a mode
Arithmetic example. You enter the return yourself; it is neither a forecast nor a game result. Use only stakes actually offered in the game.
This tool performs arithmetic, not a simulated Pirots 5 round. The return field is a number you choose. There are no hidden outcomes, loaded game seeds or predicted wins. Change the mode while keeping the stake and return unchanged to see why the same win display can mean very different net results.
The accepted input range follows the provider’s published €0.20–€100 base-stake range. An operator can offer fewer choices. This calculator is not proof that a particular increment or purchase is available in a live client. Its purpose is to make a cost visible, not to create new game settings.
Three examples using the same €1 base stake
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| Mode | Full charge | Illustrative return | Net result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base game | €1 | €12 | +€11 |
| Bonus | €100 | €12 | −€88 |
| Super Bonus | €250 | €12 | −€238 |
All three rows return twelve euros. The first is a profit because its full charge is one euro. The two purchases are losses because twelve euros does not recover their prices. These are invented numerical examples, clearly separated from the provider’s promotional images and from any actual session.
To break even, the complete return must equal the amount charged. A €100 bonus needs €100 back for a zero net result, not just a positive win animation. A return above €100 produces a positive net amount; a return below it produces a negative one. The calculator colours only the signed net figure, not the stake or returned money.
Translate a session limit into attempts
Suppose the amount allocated to a hypothetical comparison is €30 and each attempt costs €3. Ten attempts use that amount before returns are reused. With a €10 mode cost, only three do. This is a spending calculation, not a recommendation that either allocation is suitable or that more attempts improve the next result.
If you recycle returns into new attempts, cumulative turnover can exceed the initial amount. Keep those later charges in the total. A budget written at the beginning is not the same as the sum eventually wagered. Likewise, stopping after a positive result changes session length; it does not turn the calculator into a prediction tool.
A 250× purchase at the published minimum base stake costs €50. If an intended limit is €20, dividing by 250 gives €0.08, below that minimum. The correct conclusion is that this purchase does not fit that limit under the published range. The calculator must not imply that an unavailable lower stake solves the problem.
What this calculation cannot tell you
Mode cost does not reveal the probability of a bonus, the chance of the maximum or the active RTP at an operator. The published RTP range is 87–96%; the Cursed Temple help opened on 6 November and stated 96.0% for that demo, not for a partner listing. No recorded Pirots 5 strategy result is being fitted to these fields.
For the feature meaning behind each price, read the X-iter and edition comparison. For the difference between a positive return, a profitable round and a theoretical average, use the RTP explanation. If you then follow a partner link, check the exact title, provider, country access and terms at the destination. Availability is not established by this calculator.